Favorite Tour Picture

[Christosterone]

 

LINEBACKERS....

Molinari and McIlroy are clearly defensive backs or slot receivers but definitely nfl size...

Brooks and DJ could’ve been basketball players too...

 

-Chris

[Ferguson]

Amateur or Open ?

 

 

 

 

One was not a major. That much is true.

[Ferguson]

Can you imagine? This was considered "safety gear" in the 20's.

 

 

 

[Hawkeye77]

Can you imagine? This was considered "safety gear" in the 20's.

 

 

 

 

Dullards probably aimed at them!

[Hawkeye77]

This one

 

No, this one.

 

http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/1160371-revised-community-standards-please-read/

[Ferguson]

Jack Nicklaus taken by Andy Warhol. Iconic in a way.

 

 

 

Another:

 

 

 

[conorgolf22]

Fun thread. Here are a few of mine that come to mind

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Ferguson]

Hey conorgolf22,

 

 

No offense but I don't like anyone in your pictures. It's like you read my mind or know me personally. Weird.

If you would have put a picture of Phil in that post, it would have been icing (or frosting) on the cake.

 

 

 

I say frosting, typically.

[conorgolf22]

Hey conorgolf22,

 

 

No offense but I don't like anyone in your pictures. It's like you read my mind or know me personally. Weird.

If you would have put a picture of Phil in that post, it would have been icing (or frosting) on the cake.

 

 

 

I say frosting, typically.

 

Haha, none taken Hopefully I didn't spoil your Monday....if Mondays can even be spoiled.....they are crappy as it is

[bscinstnct]

Ayyy, this is mine you sneaky Tiger.

 

 

[Finbarr Saunders]

Amateur or Open ?

 

 

 

He won both the British Open and Amateur at St. Andrew's, but they made this kind of fuss in 1930. It is from Bobby Jones only win in the British Amateur.

 

http://movingimage.nls.uk/film/0311

[Ferguson]

Hey conorgolf22,

 

 

No offense but I don't like anyone in your pictures. It's like you read my mind or know me personally. Weird.

If you would have put a picture of Phil in that post, it would have been icing (or frosting) on the cake.

 

 

 

I say frosting, typically.

 

Haha, none taken Hopefully I didn't spoil your Monday....if Mondays can even be spoiled.....they are crappy as it is

 

Mondays are torcher torture.

[gpepegolf]

 

 

It’s Monday.

[bill.ig]

Jack Nicklaus at 14 years of age.

 

Who knew he would end up being the greatest of all time back then?!

 

He did some eating between there and the early 60's

 

Jack said he tried to drink all the beer in Columbus.

[CircleC29]

 

 

 

http://www.golfwrx.c...-american-golf/

[Christosterone]

Jeebus, how about the 1981 Ryder Cup team...

 

This is a ridiculously awesome team...all time imho...

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1981_Ryder_Cup

 

-Chris

[imakaveli]

[howellhandmade]

Has to be Phil with that massive leap at Augusta. I often wonder what he thought about while suspended so high above the green.

 

He was thinking, as recounted on Feherty, "He nudged it in." "He" meaning his recently departed grandfather.

[iBanesto]

Bernhard Langer. Last man to win a major with a wooden driver.

 

[iBanesto]

Tiger at Stanford.

 

[A.Princey]

Two of my all time favorites

 

The King & The Great one

 

 

I still laugh at Gleason every time I see him say “First, you address the ball. Hello Ball.”

I laugh every time

 

-Chris

My twin brother usually pulls this line out 5 or 6 times a season, I laugh each time as well. We had our 'Nick at Nite' stretch back in middle school watching all the old great programs.

[A.Princey]

Ayyy, this is mine you sneaky Tiger.

 

 

Just look at Pato's shoulder frame, linebacker status before it was cool....

[iBanesto]

Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino - 1971 US Open playoff.

 

[Boney]

A classy high-res image from some random 1-on-1 match recently:

 

[stickfish]

Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino - 1971 US Open playoff.

 

 

Two men whose footprint is still visible from afar. And the shot of Jack off the tee must of been humbling to felllow pros at that time.

 

[iBanesto]

Arnold Palmer at the 1962 Masters.

 

Palmer ends up winning in a 3 man playoff on Monday against Gary Player and Don Finsterwald. Palmer shot 68 beating Player's 71 and Finsterwald's 77.

 

[augustgolf]

Arnold Palmer at the 1962 Masters.

 

Palmer ends up winning in a 3 man playoff on Monday against Gary Player and Don Finsterwald. Palmer shot 68 beating Player's 71 and Finsterwald's 77.

 

I love the fact that these old images show the golfer without all the NASCAR-esque logos plastered all over

[Hankshank]

Has to be Phil with that massive leap at Augusta. I often wonder what he thought about while suspended so high above the green.

 

He was thinking, as recounted on Feherty, "He nudged it in." "He" meaning his recently departed grandfather.

Fighting for american words here but he wasn't as chummy as now back then, more like a snob. I remeber that in the interviews afterwards he referred to the jump as "making a fool of himself".

[Hankshank]

Bernhard Langer. Last man to win a major with a wooden driver.

 

And despite the yips of the century. That was before the broom stick, right?

[Boney]

Here's a great look at Lexi Thompson past impact. From Thursday, 2015 US Open: